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TE[EGRAMS TO THE STAR
A Sensational Divorce Case.

NORTH CAROLINA YOUTH WHO WAS COMPELLED 10
MARRY GIRL By HER FATHER.
RALEIGH. N. c., october 1O-One OF the most
remarkable cases on record In this State was tried
In the Criminal Court at Wilmington. John D.
Switzerland, the plaintiff sued for divorce from
Melissa Sutherland The plaintiff is only twenty
one years OF age He swore that he kept con-.
Pany with Melissa Turley, the eighteen year-old
daughter OF VIM. Turley, a farmer in the neigh
D0rhoOd. He was dilatOry in marrying the GIRL
though he might have been for some months con-
templatlng that step. Last August the girls
rather, who was accompanied by magistrate and
three or four other friends W ylaid Switzerland
In lonely place In the woods. Turley drew q
revolver. and pointing it at Southerland's head,
said he must either marry the girl or die. Souther-
land reluctantly submitted, all the while protest.
Ing: The girl was sent for ana the magistrate
performed the marriage ceremony. The unwill-
Ing groom was forced to accompany his wife to her
fathers house. but left in very short time and
never returned. He was urged by her father to
live with her but steadily refused. All this state
ment OF facts was shown to be true, and 1t was
further absolutely proven that Southerlands con-
Duct toward the girl was always most exemplary.
The jury rendered verdict for Switzerland. The
girl was not present nor represented by counsel.
southerland is high-spirited young man. The
girl Is quite pretty.
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Had to Pay Before He Preached.
C0LoRED PASTOR WHO TRIED TO :IvADE DKB1
WHICH WAS OUTLAWED.

HELENA, ARK, October 1O.-Some time ago
as Rev. J. T. White, pastor OF the First Baptist
church Of Helena, the largest colored church in
the State, attempted to enter his church to con-
Duct the evening services, he was met at the en-
trance by all the deacOns, who ObStructed his adj
mission until he would consent to comply with a
certain demand that they made of him. Years ago,
one OF Whites parishioners, Mcneil, loaned him
800 ana tookWhites promissOry note for the same.
MCNEIL let the matter run for awhile and then
asked the parson to SETTLE who at that time gave
MN small amount as part payment. Then about
tnree months ago the parsons creditor came to
nm MN az; anu demanded full payment OF principal
ana interest. In the meantime the statute of
limitation had barred the note, and thus when
asked for payment White snilingly told the
brother that the claim was outlawed, and that he
did not feel disposed to payit
McNeill laid the matter before the deacons and
on Friday night they decided that the reverend
debtor must pay Mcneil or be locked out of the
pulpit. White was informed OF their action an d
warned TO pay the amount before Sunday
night, but he paid no attention to them, and he is
almost the whole church himself. SO when sunday
ngnt came the deacOns backed up against the
door and ordered him to pay up or get out, and
seeing from their looks that they meant business,
ne wrote check for the principal and interest
ana gave 1t to his creditor, and then was per.
united to enter and conduct the ServiceA
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One Sensible Mexican judge.

Ell PAsO, October 1O.-A Mexican Judge at
Aguas Calientes, has just given a decision in one
OF those cases where railroad train kills or In
lures Mexican, and which formerly always led
TO the arrest and lengthy Imprisonment OF the
whole train force. The Judge dismissed the COM
plant against the Mexican Central road, and said
10 the prosecuting Mexicans: ''Those ties over
there were intended TO have rails on, and the rails
were intended TO carry trains. II you will agree
10 Keep away from the track Will see to it that
the train don't chase about the fields"
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He Found a Big Pot OF Gold.
But He FLOURIsHED 1T AROUND 80 FREELY THAT r
WAS TAKEN AWAY FROM HIN.

BUT he FLOCREHED IT AROUND 80 FREELY THAT n
WAS TAKEN AWAY FROM HIN.
NEWPORT, ARK, october 1O.-A young man
named Smith was employed to tear down an old
chimney on the Lamberton farm, short distance
from here. 1t was an old-fashiOned stone Chin
ney, and as Smith was removing the large stones
he came across one which had a large hole cut in
IL. he took the cover on and found It contained
gold, which amounted to something over 81 600.
He filled his pockets and started for this place On
arriving here he commenced iourishing 1t around
and spending 1t for everything he could see. He
deposited 1t several times In different stores. He
train, but was captured and brought back. A
part OF the money was also secured. 1t now turns
out that this money was put there before the war
by Mr.. LambertOn. The money was all in SEQ gold
pieces and all bore the same date 1852 Since MIR.
LambertonS death his relatives have found SIS 900
which he had hidden
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Swallowing the Irish Leaders.
AN ENGLISH DETECTIVE SAID TO BE FOLLOWING z
MONDE AND OCONNoK .BoUT


MONDE AND oCONNOR ABOUT.
special TO the New York Uorld from Fall
River October s, says: 1T is believed that Messrs
Esmonde and OConnor are being followed by an
English detective. well-dressed, smart-appear-
Ing EngllShman was on pier - Thursday Might in
New ork Just before the steamer Bristol left for
THIS city. III was noticed that he kept an eve on
the Whereabouts OF MesSrs EsnOnde and OCon-
nor wnen they arrived, and took passage on the
Bristol for this city. The man had a 81 Boston
ticket, which allowed him stOp-over privileges,
ana when he went 10 the baggage-rOom on The
pier ne SAID he guessed he would have the bag
gage checked Tor Fall River The man arrived
mere yesterday on the Bristol and after a short
stay In town took a train for Boston From his
actions during the trip the officers OF the steamer
Were impressed with the opinion that he was an
English detective sent TO report the movements OF
The Irish natIonalistS This opinion is further
strengthened by the fact that he returned from
Boston yesterday afternoon, was present at the
meeting In the academy and went away tins
morning."
Sir Thomas Grattan Esmonde and Arthur O'Con-
nor MADE d ny Ing Visit TO Boston SATURDAY. arriy-
Ing at p. III. and leaving before 3 O'Clock. They
TOOK luncheon at the Parker House where they
Were called upon by several Irish sympathizers.
They went TO Springfield and thence TO Lowell,
where they addressed an enthusiastic meeting
Saturday night
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Several Of the suppressed branches OF the
league In County Cork, Ireland, held meetings
Chas Dickens and Mr.. Houson, Henry iryins.s
agent, sailed for America Saturday.
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VUyRUSTEE'S SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED |
II REAL. ESTATE ON 18TH STREET WEST, Be
TWEEN NORTH L AND U STREETS, IN WASH

TlRUSTEE's SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
Il REAL ESTATE ON 18TH STREET WEST, BE-
TWEEN NORTH AND STREETS, IN WASH
INGTON, D. c.
By. virtue Of q deed of trust dated February -
90. A. ID. 1878, recorded in Liber No. SS4 at~sts
folio 3s ct seq, one of the land records forA:I
the District Of Columbia and at the written request
the party secured thereby will sell at public sale in
front of the premises on THURSDAY, the TWEEN
TEETH day of OCTOBER A. ID. 1887, at HALF-PAST
FOUR O'CLOCK p. all that certain piece parcel
of ground situate lying and being in the city of Wash
ington in the DISTRICT of Columbia, and known and
described as lot numbered seventy three (7) in Allen
and Falconer's subdivision of part of the half
of square numbered two hundred and scyenty-foUr
(274), with the improvements thereon. =
Terms of sale: nethird of the purchase money in
cash. and the balance thereof IN two equal install
ments in six and twelve months from the day Of
with interest to be secured by the notes Of the
chaser purchasers thereof and approved deed
trust ON the property solo and approved policy of
or purchasers thereof. A deposit of 800 will be
required at the time of sale from the purchaser pur
chasers thereof and all conveyancing and recording
shall be at his, her or their expense IL the terms Of
sale not complied with within ten 10) days from
the day of SALE the undersigned Trustee
right resell said property at the risk and Of the
purchaser or purchasers after at least five
Coz days advertisement
FENDALL E. ALEXANDER, Trustee
4S2 Louisiana ave.
THOMAS BOWLING. Auctoneer. o6-dSds
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nUNOANsoN BROS. Auctioneel1

fEREMPTORI sAIEOF UNIMPROVFD PROPERTY,
STREETS, on FIFTEENTH AND SIXTEENTH
STREETS EAST, NEAR Il STREET NORTH,
ANnoNE AND TWENTIETH STREETS NORTH.
EAST.
We win cell 81 public auction on TUESDAY AFTFR-
NOON, OCTOBER IL, 1857, commencing st HALF.
PAST -FOUR O'CLOCK In front of the respective
premises, and In the order named the following
described real estate, 10 wit,
Lots O. a and 8, in square l12s. fronting lo3 feet
East CaJatol and ~ Il goth
. Lots {, 8. II, and Y. block IL. I.herwwood Lots
tion OF fsireet north Lots IL and ~ fr>t es lola
All of BLOCK ls OF lakewood being lots TO 2 inciu-
siye fronting shout 2S0 feet street north about
100 feet on Goth street east and about 2S6 feet
Seaton street
Terms of sale: One third Of the purchase money in
cash; balance IN equal instAlments st one and two
years, notes to be given bearing per cent interest
from day of sale, to be secured by deed OF
premises sold or all cash at option Of purchaser Con,
veyancins. &c, Of purchasers cost deposit OF ESQ
required each lot day OF sAle- Terms TO be
piled with In ten dAyA otherwise the right reserved
resell the property In default the risk and Of
the deaultng purchaser after i've days public notice
of such resale IN some newspaper published Ia WASH
ington. ID. u
Pats to be seen 1t Office Of suctioneer,
BY order Of ANDREW G. BRADLEY,
ODD r.. MATTlNGlY.
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The New York World says after four years OF
existence the Freeman, the organ OF the colored
people in that city, has suspended.
AT the Bulgarian election yesterday all the gov.
erninent candidates were elected BY large major.
tiles
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rHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE UNIMPROvED
" PROPERTY AT THE y. E CORNER OF o ceD)
AND 33TH FAYETID STREETS. WEST

AND 18TH FAYETIE) STREETS. WEST
WASHINGTON, ID. c.
BY virtue of decree of the Supreme Court Of or
the District of Columbia. passed on the 23d day ~
of September, A ID. 1887, in equity cause No. -As-
1866 We will offer at public auction, on TUESDAY,
the EIGHTEENTH DAY OF OCTOBER, A. u. 1887.
in front of the premises, beginning at HALF-PAST
FOUR O'CLOCK p. NJ. and continuing until all the
lots into which the original parcel Il subdvided
offered. that parcel of real estate lying and being in
the city of Georgetown in the District of Columbia
known lot ninety (94), in Threlkeds addition
Georgetown, u. c. This property will be offered in
subdivision lots shown by plat to be exhibited at
time and place of sale.
Terms of sale, prescribed by decree, are one-third
90 cash balance in two equal nstallments in and
years after date with interest at per cent per
until paid, secured by deeds of trust upon the
property sod all cash, at option of purchaser Con-
veyancing ut cost of purchasers deposit of $50 will
be required on each lot sold at time of sale. In case
terms of sale not complied with in ten 0) days
the Trustees reserve right rese after ve Coz
advertisement, at cost and risk Of defauting pur-
chaser. -
WIN. KING, JR.. Trustee,
1O22 10th st NV
VIM. c. BARRETT. Trustee,
BIAS NJ ST. NV.
DUNCANSON BROS, Aucts. o6-d&ds
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Shot Wife and Husband.
KILLED The FORMER AND WOUNDED THE LAT

AALLhD ihS fVhAEA AND WOUNDED THE LATTER.
Mrs. Charles Schaefer of BresIau l. l. while
walking on a path across the garden OF George
Gaeolein, OF u same place. Saturday afternoon.
was shot and .-stantly Killed by Gaeblein who
vas lying In wait for the purpose He Immediately
p~Iseu tne ~0iiahs oody, having had the grave In
re4dlnesS- The husband OF Mrs Schaeffer came
Ine same way later on and vas also shot by Gaeb-
telh put received only slight wounds In the hands.
SaeoIein was arrested by constable, and Is now
He1 al Chests Hotel After search by the resi-
ochts Ars. sehaeners body was discovered In the
49,. me trouble which led TO the shooting has
Deem OF long standing. IL was caused nv the
Selaeners using the path through Gaebleins prop
:, W. IN dis confession Gaeblein says he did not
tn,tenu " Kill the woman although she provoked
nith and threatened 10 kill him and his wife.
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ITEM A.
CREAM OF THE CROP.
TIC. A YARD.

" is the name Of . new cotton. which We guar
we are selling at
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TNHoMAs BOWLING. Auctoneer
ONE SUPERB pIANoToRIE COVER, AND STOOL
(MADE BY HENRY T. MILLER, BOSTON,, EIE-
CANT IMPORTED WILTON CARPET, ENG-
LIsH BODY BRUSSELS CARPETS, PICTURES.
ULATOR, NEW AND IN PERFECT ORDER,
RATE PIECES. WIRE sPRINGs. WAfNTT
0FEIGE DESK, WALNUT WARDRQBE, An
TENSION DINING TABLE, OILCLOTH, HEAT
ING STOVES, KITCHEN REQUISITES, &c. AT
On FRIDAY MORNING, OCTOBER FOURTEENTH.
1887 at TEN O'CLOCK. At residence. No 500 4th
treet northwest shall sell superior collection Of
sousehold efecta THOMAS BOWLING,
olO-4t Auctioueer.
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ITEM g.
WASH RAGS,

Same a. sold all ,ver town at zoe dozen. We have
zoo dozen OF them and selling them at loo dOz,
Just half Of what others are Offering them.
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WALTEE B. WILLIAMS 1 CO. Auctioneers.

BUILDING LOT FRONTING. ON NINTH STREET,
BETWEEN AND C STREETS NORTHEAST.
AT AUCTION.
at FIVE OCLOCKP p. NJ. shall sell In front Of e&8
the premises, the south third part OF Lot -
in square 939 having Is feet 6 inches front by lis
feet 10z inches deep.
Terms: One-third cash: balance in six. twelve. and
eighteen months for bearing interest from day
of sale, and secured by deed Of trust property
sold All conveyancng at purchasers cost: 500 down
Old WALTER B. WILLIAMS & CO., Aucts.
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THOMAS BOWLING, Auctionee
vUlHOMAS z. WAGGAMAN. Real Estate Auctioneer.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE UNIMPRovED
REAL ESTATE ON TWENTY-FIRST STREET
AND NEW HAMPSHIRE AVENUE. BETWEEN
NJ AND N STREETS NORTHMEST

IA Anu o1nEEiS N01s Isl
By virtue Of a deed Of trust duly recorded in aA3
Liber No. 1047, folio 12l. ct seq, OF the Land w
Records Of the District Of Columbi and 1t the4
been made in the payment Of the notes therein de-
scribed, viii sell public auction IN front Of the
NEXT. It Fotk O'CLOCK 2; s.: par, q ios I, Il
street "a feet north the of said
lot thence north said street ID l7lOO feet thence
thence southeasterly 1Q5 7;I99 feet thence south
S feet thence northwesterly 40 90 100 feet, and
thence IS feet 70 the Place q 6ssI1ins Apiss
Terms: Onethlrd cash. balance in three equal install
ments, IN six twelve and eightee1 MONTH for xhich
sale and secured by deed Of trust on property sold
will be taken; or all cash, at option Of purchaser
enost of SlOO will be required Of time Of sale and all
coiveyancing and recording Will be et purchasers
cost Terms 10 be complied with in twelve days from
sale or property will be resold at risk and cost Of de-
fsultinR purchaser after seven days Advertisements
THOS. E WAGGAMAN, Auct
THOs. e. WA09AMAN,l r.,,.....
o4-dts JNO. w. PILL1NG. A~'
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CITY AND DISTRICT.
NOTABLE IMPROVEMENTS.
A Big Apartment House Near the Capt..
tailor. Rulkley's New Residence.

Building Inspector Entwtste has issued permit
10 NJ G. Lane TO erect brick apartment house on
the northwest corner OF New Jersey avenue and u
Street northwest. The structure, which will overs
hook the Capitol Grounds, will be OF brick, with
pressed brick front and mansard and fiat roof. IL
VIII b. five stories and basement in height, and
VIII have a frontage OF 1O4 feet and depth OF 81
feet. The cost Will be 1880 RObt. stead is the
architect, and ID. w. Gottwals the builder.
DIR. BULKLBYs NEW RESIDENCE.
residence IS being erected by Dr. J. W. Buckley
on the south side OF Massachusetts, avenue. be-
tween 14th and 18th streets, which will be one OF
the attractive houses OF the city. The architect,
Mr.. A. b. Mullett, has designed the house 50 tndI
ft VIII be spacious and arranged with special REFER
ence TO comfort and convenience. The front Will De
OF handmade brick laid In black mortar with OF
mental bands OF stone. ON each side or the main
entrance there will be brick plasters supporting
gracefaI iron balcony. The cOrnlce ana DlOchihg
course viii be OF ornamental brick OF neat anu
tasty design An Octagonal bay window extehuS
through the three stories and adds 70 the external
eHect, While producing interior effects OF SeIS
attractive character. On the lower noor there
will be- suite OF oflces for the OF the DOCTOR
The entrance hall will be eight feet wide, ana
there viii be double parlors and q dining room on
the same floor. a large serving room Delng con-
nected with the dining room. In the nan lhe
staircase starts from an archway, which Is one OF
the features OF the interior plan On the upper
floors there VIII be large bed rooms, with alnpie
closets bath rooms, and other convenienceS OF a
modern house The heating apparatus will be In
the cellar, which is under the entire main building.
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WEEKS & CO., Auctloneers.

WEEKS CO., Auctloneers.
CKANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
REAL ESTATE, BEING PREMISES NO. 1l9
EIGHTH STREET SOUTHEAST, WASHINGTON
CITY, ID. c.
By virtue Of decree of the Supreme Court of -.
the District OF Columbia, passed October 4th, it.
1887, in equity cause No 1921. will sell at pub Iii
lie auction, in front of the premises, TUESDAY,
the EIGHTEENTH DAY OF OCTOBER, 1887, at
HALF-PAST FOUR O'CLOCK PM. part of lot num-
bered twenty-thTeS CD in square mum bered nine hun
dred and four (904) in the city of Washington District
OF Columbia, beginning at point on Sth street east
distant two hundred and nine C09) feet 90 inches
south from the northeast of said square and
running thence west hundred and nine Q0s) feet
one a. inch to public alley thence north along the
line Of said alley twentyon (21 feet go inches
thence east one hundred and nine u09l feet one Cd
inch said Sth street and thence south along the line
of Sth street the place of beginning improved by
fine three story brick Dwelling house with two-stoTy
back building.
Terms of sale prescribed by the decree One-third
of the purchase money to be Paid within ten days
from the day Of sale of which $3.50 shall be paid when
the property struck of, ana the balance thereof
equal instaments. at and two years, with inter
from the day of sale, the said deferred payments
be secured by deed OF trust the property sold
the purchaser may all cash at his option All con,
veyancng at purchasers cost Terms To be complied
with in ten days from sale, otherwise the trustee
the right to resell the property at defaulng
purchasers cost and risk.
ANDREW r. BROWN. Trustee
o6-d&ds 203 c st. 6. e.
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THE RUSHs SEIZURES OF SEALING vEssELs--The
revenue cutter RICHARD Rush arrived Ia san Fran
cisco from the Arctic yesterday, via Victoria She
reports that during the season she had seized
twelve sealing schOonerS with total OF 1000
skins The Russian authorities have seized three
Sealers on the siberian coaSt-one American one
British, and the third, nationality unknown
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DIED Of SHiPBoARp.-N. L. McCready, president
In Europe Tor medical treatment embarked for
home on the Etruria, which arrived az New York
yesterday. On last Monday night after the
steamer had LETT Queenstown he died. The BODY
was embaned by the ships surgeon, ana on the
arrival OF the vessel Mr.. AcCready's friends took
charge OF IT..
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-, Mss NOBLE GARFIELD's WEDDING POSTPONED
N seiahd special says: The marriage OF Miss
1 .Ie Garneld, daughter OF the late President
Eas eu, ana j. Stanley Brown, her fathers for
celebra,.aasee secretary, which was to have been
az, i,n1fch at Mentor, has been postponed until
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MARROW ESCAPE OF GOV. FoRAKER-A train
containing Gov. Foraker, State Librarian Doane,
and Large delegation OF GAINESVILLE Ohio, people,
en- route TO GAINESVILLE, where the governor was TO
deliver an address, was derailed near Roseville,
ten miles south OF GAINESVILLE, saturday night by o
defective switch. The engine and baggage car
kept the track, but the smoker LETT II, dragging
with 1t Gov. forakeI's car, which went TO the
brink of 20-foot embankment, and was only pre-
vented from going over by strong coupling TO
the rear OF the coach Gov. Foraker aud party
escaped by crawling through wtndowa
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DEREMPTORY AUCTION SALE.

FRIDAY, OCTOBER FOURTEENTH. AT QUARTER
PAST FOUR PM,
FOUR az NEW AND DESIRABLE TWO (2) STORY
FRAME DWELLINGS AND LOTS, DESCRIBED
AS LOT 20. IN BLOCK d, LOCATED ON The
WEST SIDE OF THE SEyENTH-STREET
ROAD, (BRIGHTWOOD AVENUE), NEARLY
OPPOSITE THE SOUTHWEST CORNER OF
THE SCHUETZEN PARK
Size of Lot fifty 600 feet front on 7th-street -
road by $50 feet in depth, improved by four a T
new frame Dwellings, Lei
These neatly designed and attractive Dwellings,
occupied by good tenants at SO per month
each, and they wall be sold the premises separately
or Jointly at public auction. FRIDAY, OCTOBER
FOURTEENTH. at QUARTER-PAST FOUR PM, to
the highest bidder.
This is rare opportunity TO purchase at auction
prices attractive cosy low priced home make
permanent investment in rapidly proving local
ity that is booming greatly. Ashford title.
Terms of sale: One-th 90 cash: balance in six.
twelve and eighteen months. with six per cent inter
est, all cash. deposit Of 800 Zone hundred dol
lsrs) will be required on each house,
o4-dts nj. FOLEY. Auctoneer,
1TyHONAS DOWI ING Auctiopeer
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WEEKs a CO.. Auctionecr.
PEREMPToRY SALE OF BUILDING LOTS.

PEREMPToRY SALE OF BUILDING LOTS.
sT Rf oE RI 1E Of TIE OMEN We sML@6
8 .ST !, sNL Ids; II SNT IN. ISfsG,
60 Do FEET T, oN 81 kfET. MAR SEVENTH
STREET seJTHMEST. WITH A DEPTH OF lin
AZ ARE 81, S J;siidf 81 GRADE AND ON LINZ
TERMS: ONE-THIRD CASH, BALANCE IN ONE
AND Two YEARS, AT PER CENT.
TITLE PERFECT. ps-st